5 Things the Holidays Can Teach You about Personalization
Initial reports indicating in-store sales were down this Black Friday, while accurate, don’t paint a full picture of the retail climate this holiday season.
Initial reports indicating in-store sales were down this Black Friday, while accurate, don’t paint a full picture of the retail climate this holiday season.
A blowout Cyber Weekend 2015 topped the news and happenings we were watching this week in ecommerce, marketing and direct-to-customer operations.
Brent Dorfman, Vice President of Innovation with Innotrac, talks Cyber Weekend ecommerce results with Multichannel Merchant Senior Editor Mike O’Brien.
As an online retailer, establishing trust among your audience is a key element in your sales strategy and relationships.
The point-of-sale has long been a battleground for retailers. Retailers want control over the payment process, but card networks and banks call the shots.
While the retail industry overall reports from comScore, ShopperTrak and National Retail Federation report tepid holiday sales results so far, MarketLive is reporting across-the-board double-digit increases in online traffic, conversion and revenues within its customer base.
Reflektion’s Kurt Heinemann talks about Cyber Weekend 2015 trends, including email abuse and mobile commerce’s new role.
ChannelAdvisor Executive Chairman and Founder Scot Wingo was gracious enough to do a Google Hangout video interview with Multichannel Merchant on Tuesday to talk about Cyber Weekend 2015. Not only did Scot and Multichannel Merchant Managing Editor Tim Parry discuss Amazon’s strong showing, eBay’s weak strategy, and great surges by omnichannel marketplaces, but they discussed China’s Singles Day, and why Star Wars merchandise didn’t fare well over the Cyber 5.
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Cyber Weekend sales from Thanksgiving through Sunday reached $8.03 billion, a 17% increase, or $1.14 billion more, than in 2014, according to Adobe.